In the first book of the geralt saga, Blood of the Elves, the dwarves are on a haux convoy mission set by the king to test their loyality. The thing is, he lies about the fact that the dwarfs are send out because the scoia'tael would have a good releationship with them and so wouldn`t harm them. However that does make sence to me. Of cource they have a few humans with them like Geralt, Triss and Ciri but would you kill potential traitors of your enemy  ? So why did they do it  ?

In the first book of the Geralt saga, Blood of the Elves, the dwarves are on a hoax convoy mission set by the king to test their loyality. The thing is, he lies about the fact that the dwarfs are sent out because the Scoia'tael would have a good releationship with them and so wouldn't harm them. However that does make sense to me. Of cource they have a few humans with them like Geralt, Triss and Ciri but would you kill potential traitors of your enemy? So why did they do it?

In the first book of the geralt saga, Blood of the Elves, the dwarws are on a haux convoy mission set by the king to test their loyality. The thing is, he lies about the fact that the dwarfs are send out because the scoia'tael would have a good releationship with them and so wouldn`t harm them. However that does make sence to me. Of cource they have a few humans with them like Geralt, Triss and Ciri but would you kill potential traitors of your enemy ? So why did they do it ?

In the first book of the geralt saga, Blood of the Elves, the dwarves are on a haux convoy mission set by the king to test their loyality. The thing is, he lies about the fact that the dwarfs are send out because the scoia'tael would have a good releationship with them and so wouldn`t harm them. However that does make sence to me. Of cource they have a few humans with them like Geralt, Triss and Ciri but would you kill potential traitors of your enemy ? So why did they do it ?

In the first book of the geralt saga, Blood of the Elves, the dwarws are on a haux convoy mission set by the king to test their loyality. The thing is, he lies about the dact that the dwarfs are send out because the scoia'tael wouldnt have a good releationship with them and so wouldnt harm them. However that does make sence to me. Of cource they have a few humans with them like geralt, Triss and Ciri but would you kill potential traitors of your enemy ? So why did they do it ?

In the first book of the geralt saga, Blood of the Elves, the dwarws are on a haux convoy mission set by the king to test their loyality. The thing is, he lies about the fact that the dwarfs are send out because the scoia'tael would have a good releationship with them and so wouldn`t harm them. However that does make sence to me. Of cource they have a few humans with them like Geralt, Triss and Ciri but would you kill potential traitors of your enemy ? So why did they do it ?